This show features stroboscopic effects, and as such is not recommended for pregnant women, those who suffer from epilepsy, or anyone with a pace maker.
Krund ni Ovel is a ritualistic performance, a dialogue between movement, music and visual arts that plays with the concept of clichés. How can such a performance be presented in an era of celebrity idols? How can we trigger transcendental processes in this day and age? And how can an analytic and deconstructive dialogue metamorphose out of Beyoncé’s hit, ‘Drunk in Love’…?
With: Zsófia Tamara VADAS, Ábris GRYLLUS
Light: Kata DÉZSI
Production partner: Katlan Csoport
Production manager: Andrea KOVÁCS / Let it Be! art agency
Main sponsors: Emberi Erőforrások Minisztériuma, Collegium Hungaricum Berlin, Műhely Alapítvány
Sponsors: Sín Kulturális Központ, Új Előadóművészeti Alapítvány
Special thanks to: Máté DALLOS, Márton Emil TÓTH
Photo: Réka BOGDÁN
Zsófia Tamara Vadas dancer and choreographer. She studied choreography and dancepedagogy at the Budapest Contemporary Dance Academy. She got awarded with the Lábán Rudolf Award for the performance SkinMe.
Ábris Gryllus media artist and musician. He studied Visual Communication at the Moholy-Nagy University of Arts and Design, Budapest. His sound installations were presented at 2013 Berlin Gallery Weekend, 2013 Vienna Design Week, 2014 Soundscapes Festival, 2015 Venice Biennale, and 2015 Off Biennale Budapest.
Krund ni Ovel is a ritualistic performance, a dialogue between movement, music and visual arts that plays with the concept of clichés. How can such a performance be presented in an era of celebrity idols? How can we trigger transcendental processes in this day and age? And how can an analytic and deconstructive dialogue metamorphose out of Beyoncé’s hit, ‘Drunk in Love’…?
With: Zsófia Tamara VADAS, Ábris GRYLLUS
Light: Kata DÉZSI
Production partner: Katlan Csoport
Production manager: Andrea KOVÁCS / Let it Be! art agency
Main sponsors: Emberi Erőforrások Minisztériuma, Collegium Hungaricum Berlin, Műhely Alapítvány
Sponsors: Sín Kulturális Központ, Új Előadóművészeti Alapítvány
Special thanks to: Máté DALLOS, Márton Emil TÓTH
Photo: Réka BOGDÁN
Zsófia Tamara Vadas dancer and choreographer. She studied choreography and dancepedagogy at the Budapest Contemporary Dance Academy. She got awarded with the Lábán Rudolf Award for the performance SkinMe.
Ábris Gryllus media artist and musician. He studied Visual Communication at the Moholy-Nagy University of Arts and Design, Budapest. His sound installations were presented at 2013 Berlin Gallery Weekend, 2013 Vienna Design Week, 2014 Soundscapes Festival, 2015 Venice Biennale, and 2015 Off Biennale Budapest.
Emberi Erőforrások Minisztériuma, Műhely Alapítvány, SÍN Kulturális Központ, Katlan, Let it Be! art agency
